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Strobist: AB800 with gridded HOBD-W overhead. AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox camera left. Triggered by Cybersync.
A Mining Landscape
Another image from Sunday morning a snow covered mining landscape at Nenthead near Alston.
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Camera - Sony A7RII
Lens - Sony FE16-35mm f4
Focal Length 17mm
Fstop - f8
Exposure Time - 1/50 second
ISOspeed - ISO100
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a closer look at mitre peak, was getting bored of taking the usual 16 and 17mm the previous day. truly a fascinating place, mood changes quickly, weather is so unpredictable it's quite a challenge to get a good image. a place that will test your ability to adapt to the conditions and just soak up all the experience.
Roger Waters: 5.01 AM (The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking) sonando más que nunca en estos cerros.
Subiendo con el Tano el Schalfgrüber, Stubai Alpen, Austria.
somewhere in Sweden.
Probably the Uddevalla Bridge.
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I always wanted to try a D810 with 36 megapixels.
That was back in 2014 when it was released - before I realised what sort of photography suited me best. Back in the day all those pixels came with a weight (980g without a lens),
This shot was in 2016 and I had just bought a used Olympus OM-D E-M5 with a single battery that had run out and I spent a whole day shooting with this Lumix LX7 with a mere 10 megapixels. At the time a didn't appreciate how liberating it was.
Oslo, Norway.
A fly basking on a Euphorbia hyberna plant. This large brightly coloured plant is abundant along verges & hedges here in Cork & Kerry. It's better know as Irish Spurge. The tiny yellow structures above the fly are the actual flowers.
with Dit Maliepaard in Schoonhoven, with sunshine and a wonderful Magnolia.
Schoonhoven (NL), 24 april 2013
A view of the temperature inversion in the Ribble Valley this morning. Seen from Pendle Hill looking towards Downham, (I think!).
Pete 5D's photos on Flickriver
This was an absolute cow of a shot to set up, thanks to the staff for their perseverance.
Equipment
- Canon 5D Mark III
- EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II USM
- Manfrotto
- MH057M0-RC4 Mag Ball Head
- 055CXPRO3 Tripod
- iMac
A picture of a group of 25/26 people, (not quite sure), and not a mobile phone in sight. These people were on a guided tour of Manchester; the picture was taken as they passed through Albert Square; the site of Manchester Town Hall. When it’s not raining the Square is a very popular place around lunch time with workers from the surrounding offices sitting on the monument steps and benches eating their lunches and using their mobile phones; they can’t do without either. So to have this many people in one shot without a phone is a very unique sight ….. I know it’s cheating a little as they were paying attention to the guide, but it’s still true.
A long range shot of some Welsh Woodland lit up magnificently last week.
A crop from a much bigger 3:2 shot that I think works better in High Res on a big screen. This is the abridged version for the mobile generation.
A Polar bear builds a day den for her cub to get out of the wind and settles down to feed her cub. A Little break from the Wood warblers.
february fog, Sammamish, WA.
i gotta catch up now! i'm more late than alice's rabbit...
EF70-200mm f/4L USM
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Thanks for the visit, favs, comments and awards ... She smells real good!
A little foreshadowing of autumn, taken last year in Reno. Actually, autumn begins today, so never mind the foreshadowing. This is the real deal. I truly believe that autumn is my favorite season. It's a time of color and a time for reflection, as the natural world moves quietly toward it's winter slumber.
Reno, Nevada
A Heavenly Morning - One of the images taken on my recent trip to Dorset. I was lucky enough to have some amazing conditions - especially some wonderful lingering mist on my last morning there. This image is a lesson in always looking around for additional compositions. Its very easy to get distracted by the "main event" and miss an image unfolding just behind you!
In this case I was (of course!) shooting Corfe Castle, and happened to look around and noticed the waves of mist unfolding across Corfe Village. The tower of St Edwards Church was rising just above and casting lovely shadows through the mist, accompanied by whisps of smoke from a few chimneys as the village started to wake.
Its quite a gentle image - which I like, and the more you look at it, the more you see through the mist and notice all the details of the village!
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A fisherman walking towards sea…
(The above shot is dedicated to special one who is my inspiration of photography)
